Cost of Graphic Design Course
Costs & values for TEXTILE PRINTING & EMBROIDERY
We embroider / print on textiles from one piece,no minimum quantity!The Following Following prices are only indicative,Because The price can vary DEPENDING on size / design / number.
Our courses are targeted at private consumers and businesses. The Following Following prices are exclusive VAT.
For more information,see the table and beyond the table!
Print (at 1 piece) Embroidery (at 1 piece)
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Print Logo small 4:50,- EUR
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Embroidery Logo small 5,- EUR |
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Print Logo big 14,- EUR
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Embroidery big log 15 - 20,- EUR |
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Print small text 4,- EUR |
Embroidery small text 4:50,- EUR
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Print big text 14,- EUR
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Embroidery big text 14-18,- EUR |
For embroidery a mechanical template must be created Which has to be paid only one time,the price for a logo for the template is 25,- EUR incl. Normal text for £ 15,- EUR incl. VAT.
For both,textile print & embroidery we need a high quality graphic or a vector graphic;
Source: www.textilstickerei.at
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